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Show 29, ik4 march TTtoh Sunday TTtiai fVininiHr 12A Sunday Herald Released U.S. Fliers Quizzed at Wiesbaden Salinger Wins Place On Ballot FRANCISCO (UPI) -Former White House Press Secretary Pierre Salinger will SAN be on California's June primary ballot as a Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate. The State Supreme Court sitting en banc in closed session Friday ruled that Salinhad "substantially" comger plied with requirements of the state election code in filing his declaration of candidacy and directed Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan to place his name on the ballot. The court said its order is 'final and forthwith." The high court's unanimous decision was celebrated with the popping of champagne corks in Salinger's Los Angeles headquarters. The portly candidate exclaimed "I'm on the ballot, I'm on the ballot" after being informed by telephone of the court's decision. Salinger promised a vigorous "18-hour-a-d- ay A fierce campaign." three-wa- y struggle for the Democratic nomination is now assured among Salinger, State Controller Alan Crauston, and incumbent Sen. Clair Engle. Just because you buy costume jewelry in sets, you needn't wear it that way. Try mixing up those bracelets, earrings and necklaces that are in the same color or metal. The effect will be less monotonous. Signed To Continue Pay To Unemployed JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (UPI) Air Force sources said G-- 2 WIESBADEN, Germany Two U.S. Force Air (UPI) (Intelligence) wants to know officers released Friday by the why the RB6 strayed over East Russians were questioned Saturday by American intelligence about the shooting officers down of their unarmed jet plane over East Germany. Bill Germany March 10 and what happened after the fliers were shot down by Communist fire. The sources said the officials may ask the fliers whether they detected Communist electronic interference that might have lured them into a Soviet jet fighter trap. Capts. David I. Holland, 35, of Holland, Minn., and Melvin J. Kessler, 20, of Philadelphia, were released Friday after 17 days in Communist captivity. Doctors at the Air Force hos pital here gave the two men a quick medical checkup Friday night and sources said they were in good condition. Th e navigator of the RB6, 1st Lt. Harold W. Welch, 24, of Detroit, Mich., broke an arm and a leg parachuting from the plane. He has been invjhe hos pital since he was freed last President Johnson provided Friday for continued unemployment compensation payments to former federal workers and propriating an extra $42 million for them in the current fiscal year, which ends June 30. The former federal workers are not eliand gible for unemployment benefits paid others by state agencies. They were covered by an initial appropriation of $110 million, but because of a jump in claims last December and January, Johnson asked last Jan. 21 for a supplemental appropriation of $30 million, and on March 23 for still another $12 million. Congress combined the two requests. (In Moscow, diplomatic cles said the release of OGDEN (UPI) The Utah fliers despite renewed charges rePeace Association Officers that they were aerial spies Friday that for the cost was interpreted as a clear sign ported of $90 a month that Premier Nikita S. Khrush- for approximately can be each Utah station, chev did not want to allow the a with connected teletype sysincident to cause a serious rift tem all but five of including in relations.) west of the MississipThe RB66 was the second un- the states River. armed U.S. plane shot down by pi Sgt. Robert Johnson, chairthe Communists in Germany of the special activities man this year. Three officers were killed when their T39 jet train- committee, said if enough Utah departments are interested they er was downed in January. can be connected almost imShortly after handing Holland and Kessler over to U.S. mili- mediately with the states, the Federal Bureau of Investigatary liaison officers at the East tion in Washington and the German border checkpoint of Mounted PoCanadian Royal Marienborn, the Soviets repeat- lice. ed charges that the RB66 was The service, Johnson said, on a spy mission. can be had for less than the cost of one more peace officSCOTCH IS OUT er per department a maxiIf it's mum of $110 a month for a MILAN, Italy (UPI) minimum of 10 stations in the made in Italy it's not Scotch. This was the ruling in a Mi- state or a minimum of only lan court which forbade an Ital- $90 a month. A proposed minimum network ian whisky company Tuesday from using the word Scotch on would include departments in its labels. The ruling had been Logan, Brigham City, Ogden, sought by the Edinburgh Whis- Salt Lake City, Tooele, Provo, ky Assn., and by two other Nephi, Richfield, Cedar City British groups. and St. George. - U.S.-Sovi- et - . Keen O III R RedsGuessinq P k in vier Nam Make Sure U VOUO Bwiyi Washer Yw Buy I o a a WASHINGTON (UPI) Pentagon strategy in Viet Nam appears to be to keep the Com- He signed into law a bill apmunist Officers See Network Of cir Teletypes the week. U. S. To North Vietnamese the whether about guessing United States intends extending the war into their territory. Informed sources said Friday plans are being considered to make bombing raids and other forms of possible attacks on the north in support of the intensified effort against the Communist Viet Cong in South Viet Nam. Whether these plans will be used depends on the success of the new tactics in the south, it was said. Meanwhile, the Communists will be kept guessing about whether attacks will fall in the north. 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